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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1971-01-07, Page 12PAGE TWELVE. Juniors Bounce Back Strong (by Doug Turkheim) CO-OPS 7 - LUCAN 4 Sparked by John McKinley's five goals, the Hensall-Zurich Co -Ops came out of their losing streak as they downed Lucan 7-4 in Lucan on Sunday afternoon. The Co -Ops took a fairly conv- incing lead in the first period as they out -scored their opponents 5-2, John McKinley scored the opening goal at the 3.55 mark. Lucan came back with two goals from Jim Hearn and Ton Hodgins. McKinley they scored again to tie the game, and shortly after bangec in his third counter to give the Co -Ops a one -goal lead. Ron Desjardine put Zurich into a two goal lead. Flyers. Bluewater and Hensall Post Victories in Zurich Rec League Play (by Doug Turkheim) FLYERS - 6 - MATES - 5 During the holidays in Rec League play the Flyers edged the Mates 6-5. The Flyers outscored the Mates 2-1 in the first period with goals by Gord Hay and Gary Gingerich. The Mates goal was scored by Rick Walker. By the end of the second period the game was a 3-3 tie as the Mates turned the game and out- scored the Flyers 2-1. Rick Walker and Martin Vanderburg were goal scorers for the Mates while Mahlon Martin scored the Flyers goal. The final period saw the Flyers lame back and outscore the Mates 2. Tim Decker scored twice in the final stanza while Gord Hay ath ed the extra marker, to give the Flyers their victory. Mates goals were scored by Larry Hess and Bob Johnston. BLUEWATER 5 - SABRES 4 The Bluewater also earned a victory as they edged out the. Sabres 5-4. The Bluewater outscored the Sabres 2-1 in the first period with goals by Leo Ducharme and Don O'Brien. The Sabre goal was scored by Peter Proll. The teams played to a 1-1 tie in the second period with Don O'Brien scoring for the Bluewater and Paul Corriveau for the Sabres. Again in the final stanza each team scored two goals Don O'Brier and Dave Durand scored goals for the Bluewater and Aubrey Bedard and Garry [less tallied for the Sabres. HENSALL 11 - FARMER'S U, 3 In the other Rec League game the Hensall Generals took a conv- incing 11-3 victory over the Farm- er's Union. The first period saw the game stay close as each team scored one goal. Bill Munn scored for Hensall while Gerald Shantz scored for the Farmer's Union. Hensall took a good lead in the piddle period scoring five goals. Bob Carlisle and Charles Dalry- mple scored twice while Ken Shale added the extra marker. The final stanza saw Hensall outscore their opponents 5-2. Ken Smale scored three goals for Hensall with Charles Dalrymple and Charles Schwalm adding ext- ra markers. Gerald Shantz scored both the Farmer Union goals in the final period. • • 4 � SEE OUR ANE SHOPPING ler Slsejiij -;= bed Mattress Selection 5 -Pie CH ce ROME SUITES =�� w 30" x 60" Priced As Low As $75 estla e Furniture MAIN STREET T ZTJRICB ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Lucan opened the scoring in the second period with Tom Hodgins scoring at the 10;18 mark. Mc- Kinley evened the scoring about one minute later. John Corriveau then scored for the Co -Ops to give them a 7-3 lead at the end of two periods. Jim Hearn scored the only goal of the final stanza for Lucan, to end the garr.e 7-4, There were sixteen minor pen- alties called with Lucan drawing nine and the Co -Ops seven. CLINTON 8 - CO-OPS 3 Last Wednesday night the Clint- on Colts downed the Hensall- Zur- ich Co -Ops 8-3 in the Zurich Arena. John McKinley opened the scor- ing in the first period, but after that Clinton scored five times with Bill Stirling getting two, and THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1971 singles to Bill Cra),ord, Wayne Arthur and Stu Mustard. The only scoring of the second period came at the 19:09 mark when Gary Cunnings scored for Clinton. In the final stanza the teams played to a 2-2 tie. Ron Corriv- eau and John Corriveau were Co - Op marksmen while Stu Mustard arid Lawrence Elliott scored for the visiting Clinton team. There were 23 penalties with Zurich drawing 10 and Clinton 3. This Friday night the Co -Ops play host to the strong Clinton Colts in the Zurich Arena, with the game starting at 8:30 p.m. On Sunday afternoon in the Ilensall arena, at 2 p.m., the Co -Ops will entertain the Mitch- ell I-Iawks, who are just a few points ahead of them in the standings. 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